The Radford Free Press
All life is problem solving.
    • Home
    • Economics
    • Politics
    • Commentary
    • Administration

    Economics / austerity, business investment, consumption, demand, economic policy, economic theory, government spending, growth, Simpson-Bowles /

    Simpson-Bowles: They’re Back!

    February 19, 2013

    Yes. Simpson and Bowles are back at it. Erskine Bowles, former Clinton aide, and Alan Simpson former Republican Senator from Wyoming, are back in the headlines. Motivated by the onrushing sequester crisis – how we all love our crises nowadays – and infused with loads of cash from big business, our dynamic austerity duo snatched […]

    Economics / austerity, business investment, consumption, demand, economic policy, economic theory, government spending, growth /

    The Market Gets Queasy

    February 18, 2013

    As we approach yet another of our self-inflicted crises, the ‘sequester cliff’, I find it amusing that the markets are reacting with surprising unanimity. Cutting government spending, apparently, is a jolly bad thing to do. Why else would the stock market be in the beginnings of a panic? Why else would the financial media obsess […]

    Economics / austerity, economic policy, GDP, government spending, growth, potential GDP /

    What’s Missing?

    February 14, 2013

    A couple of days ago I complained about the misrepresentation of Federal spending under Obama. It hasn’t risen anywhere near as much as some folks say it has. Indeed it has been under control since that first burst during the heat of crisis. That drew the ire of one or two of you who complained […]

    «< 194 195 196 197 198 >»

    Search

    Login

    Forgot?  Register

    Recent Posts

    • Epstein as a moment for Democracy?
    • Are We There Yet?
    • Give me Liberty. Or: Give me … umm … Democracy?
    • Ganesh Wakes Up? — Sort of
    • The Crowd and Affordability

    Archives

    Topics

    austerity bailouts banking bank reform bankruptcy Bernanke capitalism Citibank consumer confidence consumption deficits deflation democracy economic policy economic theory exports Federal Reserve Board fiscal cliff fiscal policy GDP Goldman Sachs government spending growth health care home prices imports inflation interest rates inventories jobs Keynes monetary policy Obama plutocracy Reagan real estate recession recovery regulation Republicans retail sales stimulus Trump unemployment wages

    Back to Top

    © The Radford Free Press 2026
    Powered by WordPress • Themify WordPress Themes